If you want to pass on all work, be it planning or painting, you are going to need to partner with someone who knows their way around house renovations.

Killz brand primer/sealer on all the walls, then paint like normal.

Other thoughts might be paint and carpet if you haven't already, to make it fresh.At the end of the day if comes down to comps - meet the appraiser there - show them improvements you have made, make sure he knows the rental income it produces - provide lease.

An example is when you tell the clients that you are leaving existing drywall and painting over, but they expect a "smooth" finish, you either bite the bullet or argue over it.  

And he has a source for solid oak cabinets, that are cheaper than Home depots stock cabinets, that we can finish with any paint or stain we want.  

You could probably seal in the meth with a floor to ceiling spray paint job and get it to pass a meth test but I wouldn't spend too much for a meth house if they are requiring it to be gutted completely

Then painted it again with our "rental beige" and flat white ceiling paint.

Suggestion:  If you're on a PC, just do a print screen, open up MS Paint, paste the screen capture, crop, save and post the image here...

Will ultimately replace cabinets next yearRooms:  Paint over walls, remove popcorn ceiling. 

We painted the brick white and are going to spray the inside of fireplace and screen with a high heat black paint but have't done that yet.